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Horse Racing questions and answers -
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One aspect That STR brought up and I enjoy sharing is the "backside' of racing ..hope the video goes through!
( and yes I bought a share)
[COLOR=rgba(77, 76, 76, 0.9)]Phase Two of the Breaking Process[/COLOR]
Enjoy this video of Stylishly ’23 going through phase two of the breaking process, which incorporates “the roller,” which replicates a saddle. As you will see in the video above, he is doing a lot of the same things he did in stage one, but with the addition of that pressure from the roller.
[COLOR=rgba(77, 76, 76, 0.9)]Phase One of the Breaking Process [/COLOR] Phase one of the breaking process has begun for your Not This Time colt at Wavertree Stables. Farm trainer Ciaran Dunne takes us through this step, when horses learn how to turn in their stall and listen to the commands being given to them. They will do this for about four or five days before a roller (girth) is added, which mimics a saddle.
Stylishly ’23 was a bit leery in the beginning (not at all uncommon), but started to pick things up as time went on. He will begin to get more comfortable after each phase of the process. We will be back with stage two in the coming days.
couldn't get the video to work ugh...
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JBEX
SBR Posting Legend
01-02-12
23244
#8368
Originally posted by batt33
The 2 Million dollars was a performance bonus.. It doesn't count towards the earnings though. It Equates to about 400 dollars per share.
The win paid 50 per share.
So just to be up front I bought a share for 127.00 I have seen 520 dollars returned to me not counting the expected 450 stated above.
There are still performance bonuses on the table, Earnings on Races, and a small percentage of stud fees.
STG is by far the best performer...
Straight no Chaser is about 1/3 of return
One fast Dream was about 2/3 return
Show your cards was about 4/5 return ( Insurance) as he was cast in his stall and ended up in horse heaven.
The rest of the horses I have had are not even close.... But as the old saying goes..... Sharing time with my dad and mom( they live in a different town) watching the horses is Awesome! Winning the "Preakness" Priceless!! Not that I discount any other race or horse I have had the luck to win with! and share a winning moment with my dad especially!!
so this one probably puts you in the black overall doing this and understand there's still potential earnings ahead..so when MR has a horse that is good enough to become a stallion do they sell all of it to a farm or keep a percentage for themselves and get some residuals for the shareholders
because I would think even modest stallion fees (say 25-50k) over a period of time can on avg add up to easily 5-10x what a horse earned on the track .. that would amount to a big part of the return of having an interest in the horse .. if it's too long or complicated to explain I understand if you pass on it or give me a brief general explanation
it's great you're able to share the experience with your parents..something really nice besides the investment part
.
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JBEX
SBR Posting Legend
01-02-12
23244
#8369
wisconsin gal (army mule) is entered in R1 @ churchill on thursday..a restricted msw race like the last one ..that's back in 11 days and her race prior to that was 22 days ago (11 between each)..lot of activity in a short amount of time..this is the one who ran 2nd in her last 2 races
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str
SBR Posting Legend
01-12-09
11653
#8370
Originally posted by batt33
For some of you that maybe see a horse duck in or out and wonder why the jockey may fall off so easily it seems, take a look at the jockey's boot and look how much is actually in the stirrup. Toes only for the most part. The athleticism and balance it takes to do that is off the charts.
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str
SBR Posting Legend
01-12-09
11653
#8371
Originally posted by batt33
[COLOR=rgba(77, 76, 76, 0.9)]Straight No Chaser Workout Report [/COLOR] Straight No Chaser turned in a strong final work this morning at Santa Anita Park, breezing a bullet five furlongs in :59.80.(1/46) Working under his usual rider and assistant trainer Juan Landeros, your son of Speightster cruised through the stretch and galloped out in 1:12.60.
We couldn’t be happier with how your colt is training up to next Sunday’s G2 Santa Anita Sprint. Pending all continues well from now until then, he will be entered on Thursday.
.https://cdnb-media.myracehorse.com/b...7049455524.mp4
Looks fine in the workout. Good Luck in then race!
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str
SBR Posting Legend
01-12-09
11653
#8372
Originally posted by batt33
HE'S BEEN THE STAR OF THE SALE WITH A MONSTROUS
27.5' STRIDE
AND THE
TACTICAL SPEED
I think you called it!
Yes he did !
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str
SBR Posting Legend
01-12-09
11653
#8373
Originally posted by batt33
The 2 Million dollars was a performance bonus.. It doesn't count towards the earnings though. It Equates to about 400 dollars per share.
The win paid 50 per share.
So just to be up front I bought a share for 127.00 I have seen 520 dollars returned to me not counting the expected 450 stated above.
There are still performance bonuses on the table, Earnings on Races, and a small percentage of stud fees.
STG is by far the best performer...
Straight no Chaser is about 1/3 of return
One fast Dream was about 2/3 return
Show your cards was about 4/5 return ( Insurance) as he was cast in his stall and ended up in horse heaven.
The rest of the horses I have had are not even close.... But as the old saying goes..... Sharing time with my dad and mom( they live in a different town) watching the horses is Awesome! Winning the "Preakness" Priceless!! Not that I discount any other race or horse I have had the luck to win with! and share a winning moment with my dad especially!!
This is so special. You said it right. PRICELESS !
That's great Batt.
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str
SBR Posting Legend
01-12-09
11653
#8374
Originally posted by batt33
One aspect That STR brought up and I enjoy sharing is the "backside' of racing ..hope the video goes through!
( and yes I bought a share)
[COLOR=rgba(77, 76, 76, 0.9)]Phase Two of the Breaking Process[/COLOR]
Enjoy this video of Stylishly ’23 going through phase two of the breaking process, which incorporates “the roller,” which replicates a saddle. As you will see in the video above, he is doing a lot of the same things he did in stage one, but with the addition of that pressure from the roller.
Now that you have seen it, watch again and only look at the horses eyes and ears. They are working in conjunction with each other. You can see the thought process as it is working. That is fascinating to watch.
When you are there everyday, you take that stuff for granted. I used to love watching that stuff. I learned so much by just watching them.
I had to spend the entire night with a horse about 6 months before I started training as he was in bad shape with colic. It was winter so both doors were closed and it was just him and me for about 10 hours. Jeez, I learned a lot. And the unraced 2 year old at the time, Blue Wiz Kid, was who taught me.
When you watch it the first time you will see stuff. Watch it again and you will see more. The eyes show it, and you can start to read those eyes, and the ears respond a fraction of a second later. So cool to see.
BTW, this horse is smart as can be IMO. Time will tell if I am right, as the horse starts training.
Appreciate it Batt.
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str
SBR Posting Legend
01-12-09
11653
#8375
Originally posted by JBEX
wisconsin gal (army mule) is entered in R1 @ churchill on thursday..a restricted msw race like the last one ..that's back in 11 days and her race prior to that was 22 days ago (11 between each)..lot of activity in a short amount of time..this is the one who ran 2nd in her last 2 races
Seems the horse is learning with every start. Probably same goes for the 7 pound apprentice jockey.
In today's world, a lot of activity. Back in the day... more typical than not.
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Madison
SBR Hall of Famer
09-16-11
6438
#8376
Another in my seemingly endless quests to understand horse racing.
Parx R9 41K (Why?)Allowance #1 Drum Roll Please. Off 9 months. Last seen with the likes of Dornoch/Sierra Leone circa 250K races. 1st time Lasix (Why?). ML 6/5 (Why?).
Don't need a big long eval, just a brief summary.
Thanks
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str
SBR Posting Legend
01-12-09
11653
#8377
Originally posted by Madison
Another in my seemingly endless quests to understand horse racing.
Parx R9 41K (Why?)Allowance #1 Drum Roll Please. Off 9 months. Last seen with the likes of Dornoch/Sierra Leone circa 250K races. 1st time Lasix (Why?). ML 6/5 (Why?).
Don't need a big long eval, just a brief summary.
Thanks
Parx R9 41K (Why?) Think they are looking for a soft spot to get started back. Make it easy on the horse to get into his best shape. It's not always the purse as much as it is getting the horse from where he is to where they hope he can eventually go. Winning always helps with that.
(1st time lasix. Why?) Why not. He is most likely bleeding albeit just a small amount but that is something you must control to have any chance to compete. He breezed 13 days after his last race. Maybe he bled in that workout. I don't know. No reason not to have him on lasix at this point in my opinion.
ML 6/5 (Why?). He looks superior off his past races. Have to think he has trained to run this distance coming into today.
Hope that makes sense.
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batt33
SBR Hall of Famer
12-23-16
5984
#8378
I will attempt to give it a go! This issue has arised with 3 horses I know of.
so this one probably puts you in the black overall doing this and understand there's still potential earnings ahead..so when MR has a horse that is good enough to become a stallion do they sell all of it to a farm or keep a percentage for themselves and get some residuals for the shareholders As far as my knowledge goes "Authentic" was the only true Horse being offered as a "stallion "prospect... MRH was never in from the beginning with him , But was offered pre kentucky Derby with a potential to be a"stallion Deal"
When the horses are offered they are never listed as a potential "stallion" as MRH is about the racing experience. Forbidden Kingdom(grade 2 winner) was sold at a sale as a racing or stallion prospect and legacy ranch bought him. It was never mentioned to sell the breeding rights as far as I know.(I didn't have a share in him so I don't know all the details ) https://ctba.com/legacys-plan-for-forbidden-kingdom/
When STG won the Pat Day mile and the Preakness horse farms began reaching out to MRH about having a "Stud"deal because of the Arrogate lineage. The negotiations began... from selling him out right at the time... to letting him race.... and who knows what else.I think MRH looked at this as a way to give the "shareholders a brand new way of looking at the overall horseracing/ownership experience.
Gainsway offered the "best deal" in terms of racing and selling breeding rights according to MRH... 90 percent of his breeding rights were sold and we kept the racing winnings plus any performance bonuses. So it kinda fell into our lap....
wisconsin gal (army mule) is entered in R1 @ churchill on thursday..a restricted msw race like the last one ..that's back in 11 days and her race prior to that was 22 days ago (11 between each)..lot of activity in a short amount of time..this is the one who ran 2nd in her last 2 races
I found it interesting that 2"Army Mules " yearlings were sold yesterday in California at the Yearling sale and brought decent prices in the California market. I don't remember seeing that before. both cal breds.
This is so special. You said it right. PRICELESS !
That's great Batt.
Thanks STR!
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batt33
SBR Hall of Famer
12-23-16
5984
#8381
Originally posted by str
Now that you have seen it, watch again and only look at the horses eyes and ears. They are working in conjunction with each other. You can see the thought process as it is working. That is fascinating to watch.
When you are there everyday, you take that stuff for granted. I used to love watching that stuff. I learned so much by just watching them.
I had to spend the entire night with a horse about 6 months before I started training as he was in bad shape with colic. It was winter so both doors were closed and it was just him and me for about 10 hours. Jeez, I learned a lot. And the unraced 2 year old at the time, Blue Wiz Kid, was who taught me.
When you watch it the first time you will see stuff. Watch it again and you will see more. The eyes show it, and you can start to read those eyes, and the ears respond a fraction of a second later. So cool to see.
BTW, this horse is smart as can be IMO. Time will tell if I am right, as the horse starts training.
Appreciate it Batt.
Thanks for sharing. That must have been some experience to spend so much time with "Blue Wiz Kid"
I truly enjoyed my "limited" time with the horses as we prepped them for the horse sales.... you hit the nail on the head When you are there everyday, you take that stuff for granted. I used to love watching that stuff. I learned so much by just watching them. You point out so many things that I enjoy going back through the video's and trying to pick up what you are saying!
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batt33
SBR Hall of Famer
12-23-16
5984
#8382
[COLOR=rgba(77, 76, 76, 0.9)]Caldera Breeze Report [/COLOR] Caldera turned in a very strong half-mile breeze this morning in :47.40 at Churchill Downs. As you'll see, he was traveling powerfully throughout the work and always going better on the inside of his mate.
He continues to really impress us at this still early stage.
I found it interesting that 2"Army Mules " yearlings were sold yesterday in California at the Yearling sale and brought decent prices in the California market. I don't remember seeing that before. both cal breds.
CA https://www.fasigtipton.com/2024/California-Fall-Sale#/7
guess it's out of a california based mare ..unless I'm missing something it seems a long way to travel to breed to AM at that time..conceived in 2022 which was the year of his 1st crop to race..too late to see how well they performed..very interesting batt !
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batt33
SBR Hall of Famer
12-23-16
5984
#8385
Originally posted by JBEX
guess it's out of a california based mare ..unless I'm missing something it seems a long way to travel to breed to AM at that time..conceived in 2022 which was the year of his 1st crop to race..too late to see how well they performed..very interesting batt !
I think part of it is where the baby was born......
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JBEX
SBR Posting Legend
01-02-12
23244
#8386
Originally posted by batt33
I think part of it is where the baby was born......
yes that establishes where they're bred .. seems to me from casual observation that there aren't a lot of cal breds by ky sires..part of that I'm sure has to be the distance between the states
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str
SBR Posting Legend
01-12-09
11653
#8387
Thanks for sharing. That must have been some experience to spend so much time with "Blue Wiz Kid"
That evening, I was just doing a job I did not want to ask anyone else to do. I felt responsible as the asst. trainer to see it through.
What I had no idea of was what I would learn from the experience. Hard to explain but here I am about five months prior to 50 years later and I still get goosebumps if I really dive back in to it in my head. Like now, as I type this. That's crazy.
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str
SBR Posting Legend
01-12-09
11653
#8388
Originally posted by batt33
[COLOR=rgba(77, 76, 76, 0.9)]Caldera Breeze Report [/COLOR] Caldera turned in a very strong half-mile breeze this morning in :47.40 at Churchill Downs. As you'll see, he was traveling powerfully throughout the work and always going better on the inside of his mate.
He continues to really impress us at this still early stage.
Appreciate that Batt. I can still smell the morning air. Bet you can as well.
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str
SBR Posting Legend
01-12-09
11653
#8390
Originally posted by JBEX
yes that establishes where they're bred .. seems to me from casual observation that there aren't a lot of cal breds by ky sires..part of that I'm sure has to be the distance between the states
I'm thinking that now that he has gotten peoples attention, the better mares are lining up. All the sudden, he is worth the trip to breed to.
And yes, it's the state where the are born. Bred is misleading. Probably no horse vans or planes when they came up with that term.
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JBEX
SBR Posting Legend
01-02-12
23244
#8391
Originally posted by str
I'm thinking that now that he has gotten peoples attention, the better mares are lining up. All the sudden, he is worth the trip to breed to.
And yes, it's the state where the are born. Bred is misleading. Probably no horse vans or planes when they came up with that term.
probably be attractive to ny breeders..best purses statebred program out there and there's only 1 sb sire over $10k (none at)..want to go to another level without spending too much one you might consider
side note..1st post churchill @ 5pm
.
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JBEX
SBR Posting Legend
01-02-12
23244
#8392
Originally posted by JBEX
wisconsin gal (army mule) is entered in R1 @ churchill on thursday..a restricted msw race like the last one ..that's back in 11 days and her race prior to that was 22 days ago (11 between each)..lot of activity in a short amount of time..this is the one who ran 2nd in her last 2 races
Originally posted by str
Seems the horse is learning with every start. Probably same goes for the 7 pound apprentice jockey.
In today's world, a lot of activity. Back in the day... more typical than not.
first time starter made him go a little quicker then he could manage at the end ..very gutty effort losing by about a length ..showed a new dimension getting to the lead early .. will be a tough out next race
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JBEX
SBR Posting Legend
01-02-12
23244
#8393
Originally posted by JBEX
first time starter made him go a little quicker then he could manage at the end ..very gutty effort losing by about a length ..showed a new dimension getting to the lead early .. will be a tough out next race
3up boys open clm $40k ran < 1 sec faster
..using that "wisconsin gal" race pretty fast for her level
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JBEX
SBR Posting Legend
01-02-12
23244
#8394
not done with army mule today..has a 2yo fts in the upcoming 4th race @ cd (open msw) ..cost $135k but running against heavyweights (real expensive horses) here..being supported @ 6-1 with 10 mtp
R4 #6 saving heart (6-1)
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JBEX
SBR Posting Legend
01-02-12
23244
#8395
Originally posted by JBEX
not done with army mule today..has a 2yo fts in the upcoming 4th race @ cd (open msw) ..cost $135k but running against heavyweights (real expensive horses) here..being supported @ 6-1 with 10 mtp
R4 #6 saving heart (6-1)
looked like he got squeezed shortly after the start .. far back and posed no threat
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JBEX
SBR Posting Legend
01-02-12
23244
#8396
Originally posted by JBEX
looked like he got squeezed shortly after the start .. far back and posed no threat
just showed the head-on ..7 came way in after the break and he was done
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batt33
SBR Hall of Famer
12-23-16
5984
#8397
[COLOR=rgba(77, 76, 76, 0.9)]Straight No Chaser Update [/COLOR] Straight No Chaser paddock schooled this morning for the first time in preparation for Sunday’s G2 Santa Anita Sprint Championship. He will likely school during the races tomorrow and possibly Saturday, but Dan will make a decision on Saturday’s schooling based on how he handles himself tomorrow.
Dan remains very pleased with your colt, reporting he galloped great this morning. Entries are being taken today and will be finalized within the next few hours. The race currently has seven horses entered and we will follow up with another update once entries are official
.https://cdnb-media.myracehorse.com/b...7375551386.mp4
[COLOR=rgba(77, 76, 76, 0.9)]Straight No Chaser Race Entry
Straight No Chaser was officially entered in the G2 Santa Anita Sprint Championship, which is carded as the ninth race on Sunday. Your son of Speightster drew post 5 (of 7) and will be ridden by John Velazquez.
A few key contenders that were expected to enter this spot originally like Speed Boat Beach and Dr. Venkman were not entered and, at first look, we couldn’t be happier with this spot.
[/COLOR]
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JBEX
SBR Posting Legend
01-02-12
23244
#8398
Originally posted by batt33
[COLOR=rgba(77, 76, 76, 0.9)]Straight No Chaser Update [/COLOR] Straight No Chaser paddock schooled this morning for the first time in preparation for Sunday’s G2 Santa Anita Sprint Championship. He will likely school during the races tomorrow and possibly Saturday, but Dan will make a decision on Saturday’s schooling based on how he handles himself tomorrow.
Dan remains very pleased with your colt, reporting he galloped great this morning. Entries are being taken today and will be finalized within the next few hours. The race currently has seven horses entered and we will follow up with another update once entries are official
.https://cdnb-media.myracehorse.com/b...7375551386.mp4
[COLOR=rgba(77, 76, 76, 0.9)]Straight No Chaser Race Entry
Straight No Chaser was officially entered in the G2 Santa Anita Sprint Championship, which is carded as the ninth race on Sunday. Your son of Speightster drew post 5 (of 7) and will be ridden by John Velazquez.
A few key contenders that were expected to enter this spot originally like Speed Boat Beach and Dr. Venkman were not entered and, at first look, we couldn’t be happier with this spot.
[/COLOR]
saw the pp's ..I think he's the "most consistent" top speed..that's important as he might have to outgun "for all mankind" going for the lead..6f ,dirt ,middle posts led to his 2 biggest efforts ..like him and be rooting for you
.
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str
SBR Posting Legend
01-12-09
11653
#8399
Originally posted by JBEX
probably be attractive to ny breeders..best purses statebred program out there and there's only 1 sb sire over $10k (none at)..want to go to another level without spending too much one you might consider
side note..1st post churchill @ 5pm
.
This makes a lot of sense. Can't believe a couple of places won't try this.
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str
SBR Posting Legend
01-12-09
11653
#8400
Originally posted by JBEX
first time starter made him go a little quicker then he could manage at the end ..very gutty effort losing by about a length ..showed a new dimension getting to the lead early .. will be a tough out next race
The across the board consistency of these Army Mules is really special.